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Nate Wilson
  • Weare, NH
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House Hack and rent out my current home advice

Nate Wilson
  • Weare, NH
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I am currently looking at purchasing a new property where I can house hack and rent out my current home. I am located in NH, and am looking at a house that has an ADU. The property is listed for 439K and taxes would be $7200 a year. I would rent out the house and live in the ADU. I believe the house would rent for $2700 a month and would leave me with about $400 profit without factoring in vacancy, repairs, capital expense and property management. With property management, vacancy, repairs, and capital expense I would be $450 under. This property would also include me putting $90,000 down. Also, my current house I would break even on after vacancy, repairs, capital expense, and property management. Both houses are pretty new. The one I am looking at is a 2005 and my current home is 1987. I expect both properties to appreciate at market value.

Am I better off putting my money elsewhere?  Any advice would be helpful. 

New House- Living New House- Not Living Old House
Income 2700 3700 2000
Expense
Tax 600 600 433
Insurance 100 100 150
Water
Heating
Electric
Snow Rem.
Vacancy 135 185 100
Repairs 135 185 100
Cap. Ex. 270 350 200
Prop. Mgt 216 216 160
Mortgage 1700 1700 875
Total 3156 3336 2018

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